Most homes get a Level 2 charger on a dedicated 40 A circuit, which adds roughly 30–50 km of range per hour — enough to refill overnight. We install every major brand, and we'll tell you honestly if the one you've picked is wrong for your panel.
Typical residential installation
- Load calculation on your existing panel to confirm available capacity
- Dedicated 240 V circuit with correctly sized breaker and conductor
- Wall-mounted or pedestal charger, indoor or outdoor rated
- Permit filed and inspection coordinated
- Panel upgrade quoted separately if your service can't carry the load
Condo, workplace and fleet
- Multi-unit installations with individual metering or load sharing
- Load management so several chargers share one feed without a service upgrade
- Conduit runs through parking structures, trenching where required
- Documentation for building management and rebate applications
Common questions
Do I need to upgrade my electrical panel?
Not always. A 100 A service can often carry a Level 2 charger if the rest of the load allows, especially with a load-management device. We run the calculation before quoting so you know either way.
Can I install it myself?
No. In Quebec a 240 V charger circuit must be installed by a licensed electrical contractor under permit. Self-installation voids the Roulez vert rebate and can void your home insurance.
How long does it take?
A straightforward residential installation is typically completed in one day. Panel upgrades or long exterior runs add a day.
Will you install a charger I bought myself?
Yes, as long as it's certified for sale in Canada. We'll confirm it suits your panel before installation day.
